Copyranter turns over a new leaf:
I will desperately try to find one piece of advertising a week that I don’t hate with every fucking molecule in my body. It won’t be necessarily “good.” But, it will at least have some attractive quality to it. Today, it’s a pretty cool motion sensitive billboard for the International Spy Museum in Washington, D.C.
For a department store in the UK:
(Hat tip: LikeCool)
Space Monkey from Leo Burnett on Vimeo.
Created as a collaboration between World Wildlife Fund (WWF), Ben Lee and Leo Burnett, "Space Monkey" carries a message about our planet, and features Ben Lee's track, "Song for the Divine Mother of the Universe".
Oils are overrated:
(Hat tip: LikeCool)
Bottles and bottles of Binboa Vodka:
Binboa Kendi Şişeni Kendin Yarat Stop Motion Video from Binboa Vodka on Vimeo.
A sample of Keith Loutit’s greatest tilt-shifts:
Small Worlds – Preview. from Keith Loutit on Vimeo.
Guy Bauer wants more company for his half-hour internet show:
Via Flowing Data:
Sady Doyle wasn't impressed by this ad:
[T]here's the other implication: That having a penis is a sign of power, that not having one is a sign of powerlessness, that penises are nature's way of signifying a totally-not-abused person. An ad which means to tell us that men can be abused, and that this is serious and deserving of attention, is equating penises with invulnerability and the lack of them with victimization. It ends up reinforcing the same gender dynamics it protests. People who have dicks aren't abuse victims; people who are abuse victims don't have dicks. Being a man without a penis is terrible, largely because it makes you like all those other natural-born victims out there with a reputation for dicklessness. You know: Women.
This year, I file my first married tax return and put "married" on a Census form. It feels good. It feels for the first time as if we belong. (Hat tip: Anne)
The Dish 